relatives and friends brought their lunch and visited Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Upheim, it being their fifty second wedding anniversary. Pic tures were taken and they all left wishing Mr. and Mrs. Opheim many happy returns of the day. Andrew Brodale of Latimer, came Thursday for a visit with friends in Bode. The Humboldt Furniture Co. an nounces in their change of adv. this week that their Home Lovers Popularity Contest is extended to Wednesday, July 3rd. They also announce an extra 10 percent dis count on all furniture until that time next week. The Play Way at the Humboldt Fair Grounds July 4th at which Dr. Townsend will speak at 1:30 P.M. on the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan besides other enter tainment is found in a display adv. by the Legion that you will find on the opposite page. The Green Clover 4-H club of Delano Township met at the home of Arloine Olson Wednesday, June 19th. There were six members and one visitor present. A _ delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her mother. We ended the after noon by playing kittenball. Leo A. Kinseth has an adv. this week announcing the fact that they are headquarters for summer Toys, Groceries and Picnic Supplies. We is also putting on a big sale of Lux with prices quoted, besides prices are quoted on flour and coffee. You will find it on this page. Monson's head their change of adv, this week ‘‘For the Fourth of July’’. They are talking about straw hats and quote you prices, also prices on summer trousers. they also have shirts and hosiery for men and boys and tell you about ice cvld watermelon and other fine fruits. The West Side Garage has two advs, this week urging you to ride on tire stone Tires on July Fourth caused the second one and John Satern, Jr., urges you to read with advs. and then come in and see his as he has a large stock on hand of these famous titres as well as other Firestone products, such as batter ies, spark plugs and brake linings. The Bode Independenct baseball team was organized for the sum mer, consisting of an all home team with Arne Sorlien and Sig espeland to do the pitching which promises a winning team. The boys will appreciate your attend ance at their games. The first name will be played at Bode, July 4th, when they will meet the fam ous St. Joe team, which will be called at 1:30 P. M. L. 8B. Gangestad was brought home from the Lutheran hospital on Monday by Undertaker R. A. Skaugstad with his leg in a cast after seventy-three days stay at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge after breaking his left leg caused by a fall from his back porch. He is getting along nicely, but it will probably be some time before the cast is taken off and he can come down town and greet his many friends. His son, Leon, accompan ied the ambulance to bring him home. Merle Wilderman, manager of the Davenport Elevate: Co, in forms us that after demolishing their old warehouse and they are now erecting a century office and warehouse six and are half feet north of the track of the Rock Is land north of the depot and live with the business blocks on main street They will alto erect a scale north of the building seven teen and one-half feet long, cap able of weighin the large truck loads of grain when they come in. [rey will also lower the driveway into their elevator two feet and siden it three feet. It will be made of concrete walls filled with gravel. Grate dumps will be in stalled to take care of all truck loads and give the elevator a gen eral overhauling and expect to have it ready to take care of the new oat crop. Result of Junior Baseball Drawings Last Tuesday night drawings were made for the elimination finals of the Humboldt County tournament. There are three Junior teams in Humboldt County, Renwick, Humboldt and Bode. One of these teams will represent the county at the District tournament. A round robin tournament will be played: Bode plays at Humboldt Thursday, Humboldt plays at Renwick Friday and Renwick plays at Bode Monday.